T
Tim
I'm trying to provide some flexibility to a SELECT TOP query. I'd like the
user to be able to pull the TOP 3, TOP 5, TOP 20, or whatever. I tried a
parameter:
SELECT TOP [Enter Number of Returns]...
....but that did not work. I tried putting a form field there:
SELECT TOP Forms!MyForm.txtField
....which also did not work. Short of manipulating the SQL via VBA, is there
some way to make that 'N' value more dynamic?
user to be able to pull the TOP 3, TOP 5, TOP 20, or whatever. I tried a
parameter:
SELECT TOP [Enter Number of Returns]...
....but that did not work. I tried putting a form field there:
SELECT TOP Forms!MyForm.txtField
....which also did not work. Short of manipulating the SQL via VBA, is there
some way to make that 'N' value more dynamic?